The Randolph County School System's Career and Technical Education Department held its third annual "From Classroom to Career" event on Friday, November 22, at Journey Church in Asheboro. This Career Expo, designed as part of the college and career pathway, specifically targets high school juniors. With nearly 50 industry partners and various branches of the armed forces present, students had the opportunity to engage with employers and explore the wide range of career opportunities available within the 16 career clusters.
In an effort to inspire bright futures and expand college and career opportunities, Randleman High School hosted a Latino Summit for students. The event featured a diverse group of presenters who shared valuable insights into their educational journeys and the pathways to success in various fields.
Want to provide feedback pertaining to the RCSS 2026-2027 calendar draft?
Please send comments to calendar@randolph.k12.nc.us by 1/2/25.
The 2026-2027 calendar link can be found in the NEWS section of our website or in Documents/Calendars.
We welcome the public to attend our cultural arts events for the year, especially to get in the holiday spirit. Click the link to see a full cultural arts calendar for the year.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1bnIa_kHMFWm4f-dqQ-VtDf_qJEsRuFnCw9RktBbyCKQ/edit?gid=0#gid=0
Recognized at last night's Board of Education meeting:
Makayla Eibach - “Outstanding Elementary Math Teacher of the Year”: https://5il.co/31cay
Franklinville Elementary School and Wheatmore High School 2024-2025 Signature Schools: https://5il.co/31cd1
STAR3 Students for November: https://5il.co/31c9v
STAR Employees for November: https://5il.co/31c9r
Join Apprenticeship Randolph for their 2nd Annual COMMUNITY NIGHT on NOVEMBER 19th (floating) between 5–7 PM. Meet the companies, and their apprentices and take tours of the apprenticeship class areas.
Thanksgiving Holiday Break Information
November 11-15 is National School Psychology Week
This year’s theme, “Spark Discovery,” recognizes the work that school psychologists do to help their communities seek out new ideas, effect change, and expand horizons for children and youth. Join us by taking this week to embark on a journey of discovery, explore how each person can celebrate the work of school psychologists, and learn how school psychologists help students, families, and communities every day.
Please take a moment next week and thank our school psychologists for their continued efforts and support for students, families and schools:
Savannah Dove, Megan Hinshaw, Rosalind Lincoln, Allen Sinclair and Mlynn Wooden!
*James Price in the picture and is in another position currently
Assistant Principals and Central Office Staff collaborated with NCPEAK recently to explore ways to support Students with Disabilities, including flexible scheduling and co-teaching.
Winter weather is just around the corner. On the RCSS Inclement Weather Video, Superintendent Gainey gives an overview of the steps taken by the school district when inclement weather strikes.
Watch video here: https://youtu.be/nxBmC-7vR64
Attention high school Juniors!
Congratulations to both the middle school and high school All-County Chorus students for their outstanding performances at last night's concert at Journey Church in Asheboro!
English as a Second Language & Content Area Teachers along with district staff attended Carolina TESOL professional development to enhance skills for reaching all learners. There are currently more than 1200 English Language Learners in the RCSS representing 8% of the district's population.
Last night, Twelfth-grade student-athletes from Asheboro City Schools and the Randolph County School System were honored as "Unsung Heroes" at the Randolph Sports Council Fall Banquet held at Black Powder Smokehouse in Asheboro. The event featured guest speaker Alvin Battle, a member of the 1983 NCAA Basketball National Championship team from North Carolina State University. Battle inspired attendees with his stories of perseverance and teamwork, celebrating the achievements of these dedicated young athletes who contribute to their schools and communities.
Randleman Middle School won the football championship tonight defeating South Asheboro 33-14. The Tigers went undefeated this season. Congratulations!
The Lady Cougars of SWRMS claimed the Randolph County Middle School Conference Softball Tournament Championship on October 23. Congratulations Lady Cougars!
Recognized at last night's Board of Education meeting:
Denise Allen - Exceptional Children “Educator of Excellence” https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y6ZZKzbCmaY5xhfrGXSFIGWuez_n_Tg1/view
Dr. Susan Chappell- RCSS 2024-2025 Principal of the Year https://drive.google.com/file/d/10AtEFirMBaPXBPuDtN-etuHhqJ-z8Dps/view
STAR3 Students for October: https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/4774/RCSS/4950509/October_24_Star3_Students.pdf
STAR Employees for October: https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/4774/RCSS/4950507/October_24_Star_Employees.pdf
Attention 8th grade families - Randolph Early College High School information session dates/times!! Next Monday, 10/28 is the first information session.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSer5FcGoF0nxlTZGCMno5da2W1NObbtAsMKWWdQpzHNeycDDg/viewform?usp=sf_link
Randolph County School System is requesting services from architectural firms. Please see the attached RFQ (Request for Qualifications).
Tenth-grade students from across Randolph County recently visited the Richard Petty Education Center at Randolph Community College to explore the diverse certificate, diploma, and associate degree opportunities offered in the Automotive Systems Technology program. The visit included a tour of the Randolph County School System’s bus garage. Wendy Anderson, the RCSS Transportation Director, facilitated engaging hands-on activities with her staff, allowing students to gain insights into various career paths within the automotive industry.
